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The University of Adelaide’s Centre for Global Food and Resources has a global reputation for creating and applying knowledge on secure and resilient global food and resource systems.
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CGFAR students participate in the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association Conference
Four of our post graduate students recently participated in the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association conference held in China. Master of Global Food and Agricultural Business student Claire Adams talks about her experience of participating in the conference in this blog.
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CGFAR researcher elected chair of National Landcare Network (NLN)
Congratulations to Associate Professor Patrick O’Connor for being elected as Chair of the National Landcare Network (NLN). NLN is the representative body for Landcare groups across Australia and works to provide national representation for Landcare and other community groups working to protect Australia’s lands and waters.
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13 Aug We present the ultimate excuse to go to the pub - Raising the Bar Adelaide! Come listen to GFAR’s Lenka Malek talk about Flexitarians and how and why protein consumption is changing in Australia. A joint research effort with Wendy Umberger.
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